ImagePlot is a free software tool that visualizes collections of images and video of any size. It is implemented as a macro which works with the open source image processing program ImageJ.
ImagePlot’s visualizations shows the actual images in your collection. The images can be scaled to any size and organized in any order – according to their dates, content, visual characteristics, etc. ImagePlot is used to explore patterns in films, animations, video games, and any other moving image data.
ImagePlot include macros which automatically measure various visual properties of every image in collection (or every frame in a video). These measurements can be visualized as line graphs, scatter plots, and image plots. This allows you to see the patterns of change over time in images’ visual characteristics.
How does it works:
- From points to images: Start with point and line graphs, which allow you to quickly explore your image set. Once you find an interesting pattern, re-render the plot to show the images. Go back and forth between these options as often as you like.
- Render and save high-resalution visualizations: You can render and save greyscale and full-color visualizations of any size (as long as they don’t go over 2.5 GB.)
- Turn any visualization into an animation: Select the option to save visualization after each new image is added to it. The result is a sequence of files which can be easily turned into video (use QuickTime or any video editing application).
- Customize everything: Customize the appearance of data points and lines, background, axis lines, data labels, image labels, the size of images, image transparency, and pretty much everything else you can think of.
- Use with digital image analysis tools: Measure various visual properties of the images in a collection (brightness, saturation, hues, shapes) using macros we provide – or you can use any other digital image tools.
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